Video To Zune Software

Looking to put that DVD movie onto your Zune?

Aglare Video to Zune Converter is powerful Zune video and audio conversion software. It provides an easy and completed way to convert popular video to Zune. It also supports converting video to audio files i ncluding M4A audio, AAC audio files and MP3 audio files. All conversion processes of Aglare Video to Zune Converter are very fast and easy to handle. Free download to have a try in Zune video converting job. It also supports converting video to audio files including M4A audio, AAC audio files and MP3 audio files. Easy to use as all properties, settings displayed in interface are easily handled to convert video. The Converter provides super fast converting speed, beyond your imagination. Profession and vogue is the style of the interface.

Untested, but download here and let us know how it works for you.

Comments

[jeremy]

i just use mediacoder, its free and has a zune option. so you select a file and you can easily output it to a zune file.

[Mike Gutzmer]

Aglar Video to Zune Software recommended by ClicZune. I just downloaded it and gave it a try. I would not recommend this software from the experience I just had. While trying to read directly from a DVD I came up with read errors again and again. I then tried reading DVDs on my HD that I had already used my DVDfab Decrypted software to rip into my computer, ready to burn a copy. This worked, somewhat. Individual files were selected and copied and I assume they work. Before converting began a window popped up and gave the warning about unregistered software. This was in typical broken English. Then the progress bar appeared, which was nothing more than a flashing bar that showed no real progress.
But I enjoy the ability to copy entire DVDs without needing to selecting or creating multiple files for my Zune. I use PQDVD to Zune Converter which is half the price of Aglare Video software which will cost you over $60. PQDVD let’s me select the DVD and automatically fast forwards past any introductions, previews or adds with video monitoring and a real progress bar with precise time measurements of completion. And not only can you select the quality of video (frames per second) and audio (KHz), you can also select screen resolution, and auto stretch from 16:9 to 4:3. An additional feature is cropping the frame with 6 choices. There are many more options I am not able to list here and now. I have used this software for over a year now with both the 30 and the 80 Zune with no problems on either XP or Vista.

[Jonas]

Thanks for the recommendation of Mediacoder Jeremy.

Thanks for sharing your experience here Mike, and too bad it didn't work out. There's too much buggy video software out there already, and we really don't need anymore of it. I'll take a look at PQDVD when I get around to it. I'm still retagging tracks so it won't be too soon.

Jonas